Ry X Announces November UK Shows

Rx X will play four UK shows this November.

The Australian singer-songwriter will call at St Ives Guildhall, Manchester's Deaf Institute, St Bartholomew's Church in Brighton and the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London. Tickets will go on sale at 9.00am on July 15.

Ry X released his debut album, 'Dawn', in May through Infectious Music. Watch the new video for Salt, lifted from it, below.

Ry X Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows:

Sun November 20 2016 - ST IVES St Ives Guildhall
Mon November 21 2016 - MANCHESTER Deaf Institute
Tue November 22 2016 - BRIGHTON St Bartholomew's Church
Wed November 23 2016 - LONDON O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire

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